When should Excilor Cryo Verruxit be used to treat warts?
Excilor Verruxit cryotherapy for warts on the hands and feet is a medical device intended for the treatment of plantar and common warts located on the hands and feet. It uses the principle of cryotherapy: the application of intense cold freezes the wart, gradually promoting its removal.
Warts are small, benign skin growths caused by certain human papillomaviruses. Although they may disappear on their own—sometimes after several months or years—they remain contagious and can become bothersome, especially when located on the sole of the foot. This treatment acts directly on the lesion through targeted application of cold.
Verruxit is suitable for adults as well as children ages 4 and up. It is intended exclusively for common warts and plantar warts on the hands and feet. A single application is generally sufficient; if the wart persists, treatment may be repeated after a two-week interval, without exceeding four applications on the same wart.
The system consists of an aerosol can, an activator cap, and single-use foam applicators. This design allows for precise application directly to the center of the wart while minimizing contact with the surrounding skin. The can provides enough product for up to 12 cryotherapy treatments.
Cryotherapy is therefore a practical solution for treating certain common warts at home on your own. If you are unsure about the nature of a growth, an unusual wart, or a lesion that persists despite treatment, we recommend consulting a doctor or your pharmacist. To complement your treatment, you can also explore the Homeopathic Wart Treatment Kit and ask your pharmacist for advice on how to use it.
How do you use this cryotherapy wart treatment?
Before use, carefully read the instructions provided with the device.
- Insert a cylindrical foam tip into the designated slot on the top of the bottle. About half of the tip should remain visible to facilitate application.
- Hold the bottle upright and attach the activation cap.
- Set the safety switch to “ON” by aligning the arrow on the base of the bottle with the vertical “ON” line on the cap.
- Turn the device completely upside down and place it on a table, cap side down.
- Hold the bottle steady, then press firmly downward for 1 second. A slight hissing sound indicates that the foam tip is saturating with the cold liquid.
- Keep the cap on the table, then gently remove the bottle without turning the cap over.
- Gently apply the foam tip to the center of the wart, applying light, continuous pressure. Maintain contact for the entire duration of application indicated in the table in the package insert.
- After use, check that no liquid remains in the cap. Then return the device to the “OFF” position before closing the bottle.
- Wait 3 minutes before removing the foam tip with a tissue. Do not touch the tip directly with your fingers, and discard the applicator after use.
A single application is usually sufficient. For a particularly stubborn wart, a second application may be performed after 2 weeks. Never treat the same wart more than 4 times in total.
For clusters of warts, treat only one wart at a time and wait two weeks before treating the next ones.
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Precautions
- For external use only.
- Do not use on children under 4 years of age.
- Do not use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
- Do not use if you have diabetes.
- If you have circulatory problems, consult a doctor before use.
- Do not apply to inflamed, broken, or infected skin.
- If you are unsure about the nature of a skin growth, consult a doctor before treatment.
- Do not use on moles, angiomas, heavily pigmented areas, or hairy growths that appear unusual.
- Do not use on areas of thin or particularly delicate skin: the face, around the eyes, the chin, underarms, breasts, anus, genitals, mouth, nose, lips, or ears.
- Do not use on genital warts.
- Do not use this device in combination with any other wart-removal treatment.
- For warts on the backs of the hands or feet, gently move your fingers or toes during application.
- Use a new foam applicator for each wart and each treatment.
- Never reuse a tip that has already been used.
- Do not perform more than four treatments on the same wart.
- Extremely flammable aerosol.
- Pressurized container: may burst when exposed to heat.
- Keep away from flames, sparks, hot surfaces, and other sources of ignition.
- Do not smoke while using this product.
- Do not puncture or burn the bottle, even after use.
- Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures above 50 °C.
- Use in a well-ventilated area.
- Store in a cool, safe, and well-ventilated area.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Observe the expiration date printed on the bottom of the bottle.
What ingredients are used to treat warts with cryotherapy?
Dimethyl ether, liquefied propane gas (LPG).
Packaging:
50-ml aerosol bottle with 12 disposable foam applicators and 1 activation cap. The bottle provides up to 12 treatments.
Excilor Cryo is a medical device bearing the CE0546 marking. Manufacturer: Sixtem Life SRL.
Our expert advice on Excilor Cryo for warts
Before treating a wart, we recommend verifying that it is indeed a common or plantar wart. Any lesion that changes in appearance, bleeds spontaneously, exhibits unusual pigmentation, or whose nature seems uncertain to you should be examined by a healthcare professional before undergoing cryotherapy. Strictly follow the contact time indicated in the package insert: applying the cold for longer does not make the treatment more effective and may increase the risk of irritation or damage to healthy skin. After treatment, the area may gradually change before the wart disappears; avoid scratching or picking at the tissue. If the wart persists after four applications or becomes painful, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
FAQ
At what age can I start using Excilor Verruxit Cryotherapy for Foot and Hand Warts?
It can be used by adults and children 4 years of age and older. It should not be used on younger children.
How many times can I apply Excilor Verruxit Cryotherapy for Foot and Hand Warts to the same wart?
It generally requires a single application. If the wart persists, treatment may be repeated after two weeks, without exceeding a total of four applications on the same wart.
Can I use Excilor Verruxit Cryotherapy for Hand and Foot Warts on all warts?
It is intended for common warts and plantar warts located on the hands and feet. It should not be used on genital warts or on areas of thin, delicate skin such as the face, mucous membranes, or around the eyes.
Can I treat multiple warts with Excilor Verruxit Cryotherapy for Hands and Feet on the same day?
When warts are clustered together, treat only one wart at a time. The others should be treated separately, with a two-week interval between treatments.